Allergy and Immunology
Faculty Labs

Faculty Labs in the Fields of Allergy and Immunology

Our faculty have a variety of research interests and specialties in the fields of allergy and immunology and actively publish primary research, book chapters and reviews. Our research facilities are located on the main campus of Cincinnati Children’s, Location S, sixth floor, in the laboratory space adjoining Suite 400.

Learn more about the research projects and members of several our faculty labs in the Division of Allergy and Immunology at Cincinnati Children's:

Our Labs

Assa'ad Lab

The Assa’ad Lab actively engages in research that aims to improve our understanding of the natural development of food allergy, and investigate novel treatments to achieve optimal health outcomes.

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Azouz Lab

The Azouz Lab investigates the function and regulation of proteases in host defense and in the onset and propagation of inflammatory and allergic diseases. 

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Barski Lab

The Barski Lab researches epigenomics with a primary focus on the immune system and main research projects designed to investigate epigenomic regulation of T cell differentiation, activation and memory.

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Devonshire Lab

The Devonshire Lab is investigating for biomarkers of peanut allergy, particularly in the high-risk infant population. 

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Kellner Lab

The Kellner Lab focuses on patient-relevant research and investigates immune deficiency and dysregulation and the development of chronic lung disease in patients with immune deficiency and dysregulation.

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Kottyan Lab

The Kottyan Lab is focused on identifying the molecular mechanisms that underlie specific genetic associations with human disease.

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Rothenberg CURED Lab

The Rothenberg CURED Research Lab is focused on elucidating the mechanisms of allergic responses, especially in mucosal tissues such as the gastrointestinal tract and lung. 

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Schwartz Lab

The Schwartz Lab conducts translational research focused on the roles of innate immune cells in the development, progression, and resolution of allergic disease in children.

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Shoda Lab

The Shoda Lab is working to identify the key genes and genetic regulatory mechanisms that predispose patients to eosinophilic conditions, especially eosinophilic gastrointestinal diseases (EGID). 

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Troutman Lab

The Troutman Lab investigates the functions of tissue-residing myeloid cells, including macrophages, in regulating health and disease.

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Ward Lab

The Ward Lab researches food allergies and how to treat them, supports asthma and eczema research to find more effective care and prevention options for atopy (hypersensitivity to allergens), and designs and refines medical education tools and programs in the field of Allergy and Immunology. 

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Weirauch Lab

The Weirauch Lab is working to understand the mechanisms of gene transcriptional regulation, using computational methods to study how, when, where, and why genes are “turned on and off”.

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Winslow Lab

The Winslow Lab researches health disparities and outcomes in pediatric allergy using quantitative and qualitative approaches.

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Zimmermann Lab

The Zimmermann Research Lab features a specialty in pathology and allergy / immunology with three main areas of research: eosinophilic diseases, mast cell–mediated disease and cancer immunology.

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